Hotel Continental is in the heart of Oslo – Norway’s capital and largest city, with a population of 593,000. Oslo has been the official capital of Norway since the country first got its own constitution in 1814. The Parliament, called the Storting, the government quarter and the Royal Palace are all within short walking distance of Hotel Continental. Oslo has a unique location, nestled between the fjord with its beaches and boats and the forest-clad hills, and thus enjoys the best of both worlds. The city has many parks and...
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Hotel Continental is in the heart of Oslo – Norway’s capital and largest city, with a population of 593,000. Oslo has been the official capital of Norway since the country first got its own constitution in 1814. The Parliament, called the Storting, the government quarter and the Royal Palace are all within short walking distance of Hotel Continental. Oslo has a unique location, nestled between the fjord with its beaches and boats and the forest-clad hills, and thus enjoys the best of both worlds. The city has many parks and green spaces, as well as a network of prepared cross-country skiing tracks and eight downhill slopes within the city limits. The History of Oslo Oslo can trace its history back some 1,000 years. The city has changed beyond recognition since medieval times, and has even been renamed a few times. Situated in the very heart of Oslo, Continental is close to many of the city’s cultural attractions.
At Hotel Continental there is a blend of good traditions with inspiration from new trends. Classical elements are cleverly combined with unconventional colors and contemporary design to create an artistic masterpiece. Each of the 155 rooms and suites has its own unique character, with decor, soft furnishings and art all hand-selected and juxtaposed with the greatest of care. This gives the guests plenty to feast their eyes on, whilst preserving the quality, attention to detail and the cosmopolitan atmosphere that have always been Hotel Continental’s trademark.
Hotel Continental is more than just a hotel; it is also home to a number of bars and restaurants that are open to the guests and the people of Oslo. Since it first opened in 1900, Theatercaféen has served top-quality international cuisine. The five restaurants and bars cater to every need: offering hearty breakfasts, exquisite lunches, a five-course dinner with fine wines, as well as a wide range of snacks and refreshments.
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